I am extremely pleased to launch the first episode of my new educational comedy web series Reel Science, ”The Scientific Method of Oz.” Reel Science is an animated guide, where I take a science lesson and put it in a gene splicer with one of your favorite movies (hopefully we can avoid too many Jeff Goldblum The Fly abominations). In this episode, I start with the basics, explaining the Scientific Method with The Wizard of Oz.
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Michael and Diana assemble the Avengers for a Geek Crash Course on the Marvel Comics movie universe. Learn all you need to know about Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, the Hulk, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and more!
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The Hunger Games is one of the most popular young adult novel series, rivaling Harry Potter and Twilight. As the first of its film adaptations was just released in March 2012, readers and audiences have been pleasantly surprised at this fresh, dynamic, young female protagonist. In this episode, Feminist Frequency explores Katniss’ character in the first novel as it relates to gender and portrayals of violence.
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My personal Blip favorite for this week is Nostalgia Chick’s episode about 1986’s The Adventures of Milo and Otis. If this episode proves anything, it’s that memories from our childhood tend to gloss over some pretty messed up stuff. Seriously, Milo and Otis could be one of the most gruesome movies ever made. Don’t believe me? Watch now.
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Crash Course In Oscar-Nominated Shorts #3
Ever wanted to at least pretend like you’ve heard of the nominees for the short categories?
Here’s a summary of the nominees for Best Animated Short
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The Nostalgia Chick AKA Lindsay Ellis Critiques Disney’s Song of the South
“Is it an unfairly maligned lovable family story, or Disney’s most offensively racist mistake? Surprisingly, it’s neither.”
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The Nostalgia Chick comments on Men In Black and its “terrible, disappointment of a sequel”.
Who else but Lindsay Ellis would compare MIB to a Tyler Perry flick?
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